More than 200 trucks are waiting for an electronic transit line across the Russian-Georgian border at the Upper Lars crossing point in North Ossetia, reported to the Head of Republic, Sergei Moylo. "The military-Georgian road is open for traffic.
More than 200 trucks are waiting for an electronic transit line across the Russian-Georgian border at the Upper Lars crossing point in North Ossetia, reported to the Head of Republic, Sergei Moylo. "The military-Georgian road is open for traffic.
At the Russian-Georgian border in North Ossetia, there is a line of 133 trucks, with heavy loads waiting to cross the border through the upper Lars multi-vehicle crossing point, as evidenced by the electronic travel registration system.